Topic: [POLL] Does EVAN DUFFIELD regret instamining DRK/DASH at 100x emission? - page 19. (Read 31431 times)

Evan thought that finding and fixing the bug would take a long time, and would be ready for a new launch the next day the earliest.

But then he found the bug and it was a quick fix, and in all his excitement forgot he had said anything about the schedule and decided to re-launch asap. We all know how impulsive he can be, the test team of DRK/DASH can attest to that.

And how do I know this? Evan appeared in my dream and told me, that's how.

Do you know what fraud is? Here's a quick wikipedia for you: In law, fraud is deliberate deception to secure unfair or unlawful gain. Fraud is both a civil wrong (i.e., a fraud victim may sue the fraud perpetrator to avoid the fraud and/or recover monetary compensation) and a criminal wrong (i.e., a fraud perpetrator may be prosecuted and imprisoned by governmental authorities). The purpose of fraud may be monetary gain or other benefits, such as obtaining a drivers license by way of false statements.[1]

It is Illegal...

The point is that you've stated you like scammers and you like scams as long as you get to benefit. A scam by definition, is Illegal. I don't understand how this is so hard to grasp...

Scam
noun
1.
a confidence game or other fraudulent scheme, especially for making a quick profit; swindle.
verb (used with object), scammed, scamming.
2.
to cheat or defraud with a scam.


Fraudulent

adjective
1.
characterized by, involving, or proceeding from fraud, as actions, enterprise, methods, or gains:
a fraudulent scheme to evade taxes.
2.
given to or using fraud, as a person; cheating; dishonest.

Dishonest does not necessarily imply illegal. Is it dishonest to go into a restaurant and state that you hated the food (resulting in a free meal) when you actually didn't? Yep. Is it illegal? Nope.

And a scam, to which you've stated you like as long as you get to benefit, is by definition: Illegal.

I'm not going back. I respect those who are able to exploit the stupidity of others. There are many ways to do this legally. And a scam does not have to be illegal. Otherwise all you Monero trolls are using it incorrectly in describing Dash. There is nothing illegal about what Duffield did.

You stated you like scams. A scam by definition is something that is not within the law/illegal. Now you're saying otherwise and talking about loopholes...(?) I've already quoted what you said so there's no going back...

Not necessarily. If I buy something, and then tell the seller that I was not satisfied, and they give me free stuff, that's 100% legal. If someone convinces others to buy tokens that were generated at zero cost, that's 100% within the law. There are many forms of trickery that allow one to benefit, and yet they're completely within the law.

The definition of a scam is something that is illegal/not within the law. You're not even making sense troll.

No, I only respect scams that are within the law. I would not respect a shoplifter, but if someone can go into a restaurant and figure out a way to legally get free food, I would respect that. I don't respect a bank robber, but I do respect a lawyer who uses a technicality to extract millions of dollars from some company.

I love how you assume something is fact because it's how you want it to have happened--do you still believe in Santa Clause because you want to believe rich kids get better gifts because poor kids are inherently worse? Or was naughty rewarded and nice punished when you skewed the story in your mind?

You're pathetic. Please leave, I don't like to associate myself with those who like benefitting at the prospect of something being a scam. I suppose you also would engage in things like identity theft, carding, and others as long as you benefit right? Get lost, with your mindset you'll end up in jail in no time.

EDIT: Oh looky here, you're a Dash supporter. What a surprise, now everything you've said about yourself liking scams makes sense.

EDIT: I also hope you don't mind me quoting your posts as soon as you post them, as it seems I've caught you right before you erased a statement you typed earlier about liking scams as long as you get to benefit. Don't get yourself in trouble with the law...

Scam or incompetence, pick one. I respect scammers, so I hope it was a scam.

Ok, so you resort to trolling and conspiracy theories. I'm sure Satoshi was also Gavin Anderson's twin brother from an alternate future. After all, it shows incompetance on Satoshi that Bitcoin's code wasn't vetted enough to allow for the bug that created billions of Bitcoins right?

Trolling/Conspiracy Theories isn't getting you anywhere.

And that's why I respect the way that the Monero team conducted their scam. Plausible deniability. Honestly, I'd prefer if it went the way I think it went. Otherwise, it just shows incompetence on the part of the Monero team. "We don't like the Bytecoin scam, so we'll just take over a copy/paste clone without vetting its code!" Genius!

I also bet that Satoshi was a NSA agent and shill account, who conviently left right after Gavin Anderson went to have that meeting with the CIA. Stop trolling.

Read the last part of my post. I'd bet that TFT was just a shill account that was actually owned by one of the current Monero devs. Convenient that he stopped posting right after the Monero takeover. Don't get me wrong, this makes me respect Monero more.

Let me sum it up entirely:

Dash:

Evan Duffield who is Dash's developer, released Dash before it's intended release date and started mining it then. This means Dash also has a premine as well. During the first 2 days of Dash's existence, there was 500 coins per block that was being mined, and from that, 2million+ coins were mined. After 2million+ coins were mined in the first 2 days, the 500 coins per block output was reduced/sliced and diced to under 100, instantly making those instamined/premined coins worth more. Then to make things worse, the max coin supply was cut from avg. 80million to 20million. However, the likely scam/fraud didn't finish then, as all of that was done while mining was restricted to Linux-only users(90%+ of all people use Windows), and for a period of time, the only person able to mine Dash was it's developer, Evan Duffield, as the public miner wasn't working.  

What to gain from that? Well for starters, Dash started off as a likely undeniable scam. It's Objective, as the history of this is recorded in the blockchain. None of this is personal, nor opinionated, it is all Fact. To make things even worse however, there's still an address that owns 11% of all Dash currently in existence, with inputs dating back to the instamine: https://chainz.cryptoid.info/dash/wallet.dws?559582.htm. So besides the fact that close to 40% of all Dash in existence currently were instamined in 2 days, there's also a guy that owns 11% of all dash. So practically 50% of all Dash *coins* are/were owned by the instaminers and 1 person, that's an absolute despicable distribution.

Monero:

Thankful-for-Today released Monero as a fork from Bytecoin. Bytecoin had a deoptimized miner and so this miner was transferred onto Monero. There is no report of Thankful-for-Today taking advantage of that at all, as the github has been untouched, and Thankful-for-Today has nothing to do with the current 7 member Monero dev team. Some people that mined at this time made their own miners since they had the skill for it, and they also released a public article and presented the fact that they sold all the coins that they mined during this period.

What to gain from that? Well, Monero's distribution is superior than most other cryptocurrencies, as the coins mined early on in this period were all sold to an array of new buyers, negating any effects of the deoptimized miner. Also, Monero's beginnings is Subjective, as there's no clear evidence that Thankful-for-Today even knew the miner was deoptimized in the first place when he forked it from Bytecoin.

Conclusion: Everything said against Monero's Launch is Subjective and Opinionated, just like saying "Satoshi worked for the NSA" is subjective and an opinion. However, everything said against Dash's Launch is Objective as the history is recorded in the blockchain, Dash did have an extremely controversial instamine/premine and that's a fact.

If any trolls argue against either/or, please show them this post.

I love how this tard just keeps re-posting this meme without realizing that it looks like a dash-shill sweeping the truth of the dash instamine by trying to sweep it under the rug by falsely labeling another coin as a scam without any hard evidence.

Still facts:

--over 500,000 dash were mined in the first hour.

--over 1,500,000 dash were mined in the first 8  hours.

Keep projecting your scaminess onto other coins to hide the facts and see how many smart people get fed up and say so.

Where are the numbers to back your claims?